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willamettevalleymagazine.com
Market of Choice – Food For The Way You Live!
A longtime South Eugene favorite, our Willamette Market is where fresh, local quality meets everyday convenience. Browse our selection of fresh produce, cheeses, coffee, tea, and bulk goods, plus premium meats and seafood from expert butchers and fishmongers. And don’t miss the Northwest’s finest selection of wine and beer.
vegetablegrowersnews.com
OSU dry farming research tests crops and strategies for a drier future
Oregon State University researchers are testing crops, varieties and production practices that could help growers produce high-quality crops with less irrigation as water availability becomes increasingly uncertain. Research highlighted during OSU’s Dry Farming Field Day at the Vegetable Research Farm in Corvallis included tomatoes, melons, cucumbers, sorghum, seed crops and...
studenthousingbusiness.com
Cardinal Group, PGIM Break Ground on Three Student Housing Projects Totaling 1,573 Beds
Denver — A joint venture between Denver-based Cardinal Group Development and PGIM has broken ground on three student housing projects totaling 1,573 beds in South Carolina, Illinois and Oregon. New developments include Heyday Columbia, a 544-bed project located at 875 Catawba St. near the University of South Carolina in...
Underscore News
After More Than 170 Years, Siletz Tribe To Reclaim Ceded Land
The largest Dungeness crab ever caught in Oregon was rumored to be from a stretch of coastal land south of Yachats back around the 1930s, according to historian and tribal council member Robert Kentta. Like many members of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians (CTSI), Kentta hopes the notoriety for a record-breaking crab is as much fame and attention as the Rocky Shores get as the tribe prepares to become stewards of the land once again.
kezi.com
Mixed-income housing coming to key downtown Eugene block
EUGENE, Ore. - The City of Eugene closed on a deal this week to transform the long-empty former Lane Community College building at 1059 Willamette Street into 133 new apartments. The development team, led by deChase Miksis and Edlen and Company, will soon start tearing down the building. Construction is...
philomathnews.com
Business: Pioneer Connect rolls out lower internet pricing across all service tiers
Philomath-based Pioneer Connect announced this week a permanent overhaul of its internet pricing that the cooperative says will lower monthly bills for more than 85% of its current customers. The changes apply across nearly all of the cooperative’s service tiers from DSL up to fiber. The new pricing is available...
hoodline.com
Springfield Contractor Hamilton Construction Sued Over Data Breach Hitting 2,667
A former Hamilton Construction Co. employee has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit accusing the Springfield-based contractor of taking months longer than Oregon law allows to tell workers that their personal information, including Social Security numbers, had been exposed in a data breach. Scott Jenkins, a Veneta resident and former Hamilton employee, says the breach occurred around June 19, 2025, but he wasn't notified until November 12, 2025 — a gap of roughly 146 days, according to the complaint.
The Register-Guard
Changing industry leads The Sparrow & Serpent to end alcohol sales
A gothic-themed performance venue and gathering space, located in a Eugene building long occupied by pubs, will stop serving alcohol Oct. 6. The Sparrow & Serpent, located at 211 Washington St., made the announcement it will no longer be operating as a bar through a Sept. 29 social media post signed by Owner Emily Chappell. Chappell said the change comes after The Sparrow & Serpent found itself asking difficult questions about why and how the space is operated. “The landscape of serving liquor has gotten so difficult to manage,” Chappell wrote. “From insurance companies dropping bar services across the state, increasingly high price on beer and alcohol, declining sales due to the economy and younger people moving away from bar culture, the cost and liability of managing an establishment like this is getting to be too much.” The change means all previous 21-and-up events will now be 18-plus, opening up dance nights to a wider age range. Alcoholic drinks will be replaced with non-alcoholic beer and kombucha, cocktails, espresso and coffee, as well as the possibility of fresh juices. Plans to bring in a small amount of baked goods are being explored, as is the possibility of creating 17-and-below dance
klcc.org
St. Vincent de Paul adds 10 HOPE homes to its Cottage Grove mobile home park, each costing less than $100,000
When Eugene-based nonprofit St. Vincent de Paul Society of Lane County bought Saginaw Mobile Home Park in 2017, it was in pretty rough shape, according to executive director Bethany Cartledge. “A bunch of potholes in the road, really hard to drive,” she said. “You have to really watch where you're...
kezi.com
Oregon's third Raising Cane's is set to open on Oct 13 in Springfield
Raising Cane’s will open its first Lane County location in Springfield on October 13 at Harlow Road and Gateway Street, with a ribbon cutting at 8:20 a.m. and doors opening at 10 a.m.; the company says it is hiring 175 crew members, plans future expansion near the University of Oregon, and will support the community through local partnerships and giveaways.
lookouteugene-springfield.com
With expiration on horizon for Eugene’s safety payroll tax, city starts talking about renewal
Eugene city leaders are laying the groundwork to decide the future of the Community Safety Payroll Tax, a dedicated revenue source powering dozens of positions across police, fire, court and shelter operations that is nearing expiration. Since 2021, the Community Safety Payroll Tax has taxed local employers, employees and self-employed...
willamettevalleymagazine.com
Truman Boot Company – Quality American Heritage Crafted Boots Made Right Here in Eugene
Truman Boot Company got its start in rural Pennsylvania in 2014, and now they have landed back home in the Pacific Northwest and are crafting their amazing boots right here in NW Eugene. Vince and Stacy Romano have moved Truman Boot Company back to the Pacific Northwest and to their...